Re: Excellent News for LOD: Yahoo Provides Tool for RDFa+GoodRelations for Site Owners

Chipping in a little late - yep, this really is excellent news. E-commerce was a huge driver for the Web (/me sidesteps the bust), there's every reason it could be a shot in the arm for the semweb too. Also the lure of shopkeeper $$$s makes this kind of thing great pedagogical material - note the

Re: Links from Myspace to Musicbrainz

Hi, Can you provide some examples of the data? I was looking for myspace links in the MusicBrainz data set earlier in the week but couldn't find any. This query: PREFIX mo: SELECT ?myspace WHERE { ?x mo:myspace ?myspace. } LIMIT 10 Returns no results from the mu

Re: Links from Myspace to Musicbrainz

Hello Leigh! > > Can you provide some examples of the data? I was looking for myspace > links in the MusicBrainz data set earlier in the week but couldn't > find any. > > This query: > > PREFIX mo: > SELECT ?myspace WHERE { >  ?x mo:myspace ?myspace. > } > LIMIT 10 >

Re: Links from Myspace to Musicbrainz

Hi, > The links to myspace are using owl:sameAs. The mo:myspace property > points to a document (the myspace page), whereas we're asserting > sameAs links between the same artists in Musicbrainz and Myspace. Try > something like: > > PREFIX mo: > SELECT ?myspace WHER

Re: Links from Myspace to Musicbrainz

Hello! >> The links to myspace are using owl:sameAs. The mo:myspace property >> points to a document (the myspace page), whereas we're asserting >> sameAs links between the same artists in Musicbrainz and Myspace. Try >> something like: >> >> PREFIX mo: >> SELECT ?my

Re: Links from Myspace to Musicbrainz

> I am guessing it should be pretty self-forward with a simple regexp > substituting http://myspace.com by http://dbtune.org/myspace. this is what i'd suggest. should work right now :-) > Otherwise, we can just change the D2R mapping to add mo:myspace links > as well? this would be nice actuall

Re: Links from Myspace to Musicbrainz

Hi, 2009/7/16 Kurt J : >> I am guessing it should be pretty self-forward with a simple regexp >> substituting http://myspace.com by http://dbtune.org/myspace. > > this is what i'd suggest.  should work right now :-) Yes I can do that. Feels wrong though :) >> Otherwise, we can just change the D2

Re: Excellent News for LOD: Yahoo Provides Tool for RDFa+GoodRelations for Site Owners

Hi Danny, thanks. Note that the value proposition of more structure and a higher link density in commerce data is not even tougher price comparison shopping, but "deep comparison shopping" - a better match between the diversity of offers and their individual value proposion on one hand and the

Re: Links from Myspace to Musicbrainz

>> this would be nice actually i think, even though a bit redundant. > > I agree, but I don't think its redundant. The regex works because we > can reliably pick apart the uri in this case, but not something to > generally encourage. After all these relationship between identifier > and homepage mi

Re: URI Instability as a Goal

The suggestion in this so-called security brief is not even secure. On Jul 15, 2009, at 2:24 PM, Reilly Hayes wrote: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd458793.aspx Eric Hellman President, Gluejar, Inc. 41 Watchung Plaza, #132 Montclair, NJ 07042 USA e...@hellman.net http://go-to-hel

Re: URI Instability as a Goal

I must agree. Security by obscurity is not the best approach, even though it appears to give some short-term benefits. See Schneier's analysis [1], for discussion. Changing URLs by algorithm is just another form of obscurity, which yields fragility and fails badly in the case where the a

Re: URI Instability as a Goal

2009/7/16 David Wood > I must agree. Security by obscurity is not the best approach, even though > it appears to give some short-term benefits. See Schneier's analysis [1], > for discussion. Changing URLs by algorithm is just another form of > obscurity, which yields fragility and fails badly

Re: Excellent News for LOD: Yahoo Provides Tool for RDFa+GoodRelations for Site Owners

> I will publish a more complete example at > http://www.ebusiness-unibw.org/wiki/GoodRelations_Examples > shortly. > Martin Well I hope Google does adopt GoodRelations ! You might want to consider making a simple example of the most frequent kind of online catalog. It just has: product catagor

Re: Links from Myspace to Musicbrainz

Hi. Great stuff. I think some more links might help. At the moment, I am missing a link that gets me from http://sameas.org/html?uri=http://dbtune.org/myspace/uid/4689215 to http://sameas.org/html?uri=http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/artists/65f4f0c5-ef9e-490c-aee3-909e7ae6b2ab which I think may be the p

Re: Links from Myspace to Musicbrainz

That's definitely a bug :) I didn't have the time to really work on that mapping recently, and there are certainly loads of other bugs lurking around. That service is *definitely* not meant to be a persistent place of musicbrainz linked data btw. It will hopefully live at Musicbrainz itself in the

SemanticTweet now supports geonames

SemanticTweet is a service constructing a RDF FOAF profile out of your Twitter account information. http://semantictweet.com/ The new release supports geonames. Which means if you put your geonames id in the "Location" field of your profile, such as at http://twitter.com/hubject "Location geo

Linked Data and the Public Domain

I wrote up some background to licensing, waivers, the public domain and how it applies to linked data. I also included examples of how you can declare a public domain waiver for a linked dataset. http://blogs.talis.com/nodalities/2009/07/linked-data-public-domain.php Hope this helps people with t

Re: Linked Data and the Public Domain

When will the tutorial be available? Milton Ponson --- On Thu, 7/16/09, Ian Davis wrote: From: Ian Davis Subject: Linked Data and the Public Domain To: "Linking Open Data" Date: Thursday, July 16, 2009, 11:32 PM I wrote up some background to licensing, waivers, the public domain and how it